As the United States celebrates National Native American Heritage Month and Native American Heritage Day, let us come together and seize the opportunity to create a future where the Sovereignty and Independence of Native Nations is rightfully acknowledged.
Read MoreRecord-breaking heat, fire, and floods threaten the sustenance and livelihoods of all our relations.
Read MoreOhkay Owingeh Leader Joe Garcia walks on. On behalf of Native Children's Survival (NCS), we extend our deepest sympathies, love, and prayers to the Garcia family, friends, and colleagues. May our Brother's journey be peaceful, powerful, and prayerful.
Read MoreWhile The Great American Experiment continues to play out today and invasion and war persist, we remember Wounded Knee 1890/1973. In peace and prayer, we walk in the footsteps of our ancestors. Knowing we belong, the movement for the rights of Indigenous Peoples, Mother Earth, and all our relations is alive and still strong.
Read MoreIs today's Life-Threatening Biodiversity and Climate Crisis the legacy of big businesses' financial power and influence over the better nature of world leaders?
Read MoreAcross the Waters of Sand Creek Winter Winds Blow Cold; From Cheyenne River to the Standing Rock Stronghold.” - Robby Romero”
Read MoreToday in the United States is National Native American Heritage Day, November is National Native American Heritage Month and the 50th Anniversary of the Trail of Broken Treaties. Native Children's Survival challenges the United States to celebrate Indigenous Peoples with more than proclamations and mere words, but by literally honoring the treaties made with Native Nations and fully implementing the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
Read MoreThanksgiving is a national holiday for the United States and Canada, but for many Native Peoples, it is a Day of Mourning.
Read MoreAs human behavior and man-made pollution thrusts the world into peril, the 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) begins in Glasgow, Scotland.
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